Some questions about outsider
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Some questions about outsider
Hi. I really like your comic. And I have some questions about it.
1. Before I starterted reading , I saw pages 47 and 72, and expected some other mautre plot development. Should I get my hopes high about it?
2.Do you do comissions now? And if do, I commision something more provoking then Valentine art?
Keep up a good job, with comic
1. Before I starterted reading , I saw pages 47 and 72, and expected some other mautre plot development. Should I get my hopes high about it?
2.Do you do comissions now? And if do, I commision something more provoking then Valentine art?
Keep up a good job, with comic
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1. It's probably not going to happen for some time if it does. And depending on exactly what you're asking Outsider is rated PG-13 so it'll be a fade-to-black if it happens.
2. Arioch has done work for money, but to the best of my knowledge he doesn't do commissions (though obviously he will need to give the final answer for that). As for the Valentine's thing he occasionally makes fan-service pin-ups on holidays, it's not a commission.
2. Arioch has done work for money, but to the best of my knowledge he doesn't do commissions (though obviously he will need to give the final answer for that). As for the Valentine's thing he occasionally makes fan-service pin-ups on holidays, it's not a commission.
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PG-13 is the age rating? Why did need it? Especially on the Internet.
But Outsider don't need it, builted on hints and subtexts story is much more interesting. I don't think so we can expect something a little more light erotic. But all can draw beautifully and without vulgarity - just need inspiration. Does he agree make such art or placement of fanart here - I do not know his politic.
But Outsider don't need it, builted on hints and subtexts story is much more interesting. I don't think so we can expect something a little more light erotic. But all can draw beautifully and without vulgarity - just need inspiration. Does he agree make such art or placement of fanart here - I do not know his politic.
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I don't think it's a good idea to specify exactly what's going to happen in the comic, but the PG-13 standard is a fair guideline to follow. Though it's fair to say that you can get away with an awful lot in a PG-13 movie. But if by "mature" you mean "adult," as in explicit depictions of sex, then no... you shouldn't be getting your hopes up.
I have done and will do work on commission, though I'm currently a bit backlogged in this area. And though I don't have any issues drawing nudity or "provoking" images, if what's being asked for is an explicit nude image of Outsider characters, that's something I would be hesitant to do, and would require some thought. But if you're still interested, contact me via email at arioch@well-of-souls.com or via private message on the forum.
I have done and will do work on commission, though I'm currently a bit backlogged in this area. And though I don't have any issues drawing nudity or "provoking" images, if what's being asked for is an explicit nude image of Outsider characters, that's something I would be hesitant to do, and would require some thought. But if you're still interested, contact me via email at arioch@well-of-souls.com or via private message on the forum.
It's not required, but I think it's fair to warn readers what to expect (and parents especially). I once received an email from a father who was reading Outsider to his kid, and he mentioned that he'd covered up some of the curse words with his hand as he was reading. It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life. Anyhow, I decided that it was reasonable to put a short description of the rating on the top of the front page... the wording of which is actually copied that used for Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.Alexandr Koori wrote:PG-13 is the age rating? Why did need it? Especially on the Internet.
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Re: Some questions about outsider
Hah! I didn't even realize Outsider had curse words in it until I read this.Arioch wrote:I once received an email from a father who was reading Outsider to his kid, and he mentioned that he'd covered up some of the curse words with his hand as he was reading. It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life.
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Wait. Outsider has curse words in it?Wintermute wrote:Hah! I didn't even realize Outsider had curse words in it until I read this.Arioch wrote:I once received an email from a father who was reading Outsider to his kid, and he mentioned that he'd covered up some of the curse words with his hand as he was reading. It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life.
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HAHAHA As soon as I read that I had to go back and re-read it. So far I count pages 8 and 11 in the prolog but I haven't gotten to the main chapters yet.javcs wrote:Wait. Outsider has curse words in it?Wintermute wrote:Hah! I didn't even realize Outsider had curse words in it until I read this.Arioch wrote:I once received an email from a father who was reading Outsider to his kid, and he mentioned that he'd covered up some of the curse words with his hand as he was reading. It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life.
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I just went through the entire series, not counting title pages (for some reason none of the images show on my browser, so I have to go to the gallery address).pinheadh78 wrote:[quote="javcs"[quote="Wintermute"[quote="Arioch"I once received an email from a father who was reading Outsider to his kid, and he mentioned that he'd covered up some of the curse words with his hand as he was reading. It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life.[/quote
Hah! I didn't even realize Outsider had curse words in it until I read this.[/quote
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HAHAHA As soon as I read that I had to go back and re-read it. So far I count pages 8 and 11 in the prolog but I haven't gotten to the main chapters yet.
The only things that could possibly count as curse words are "damn", "hell", and "bastard(s)"; they're all in the prologue.
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Those are considered curse words?
Suddenly all the casual and easygoing conversations I have with friends are cast in a very different light.
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Fuck 'em.
Suddenly all the casual and easygoing conversations I have with friends are cast in a very different light.
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Fuck 'em.
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How about "shit"?javcs wrote:The only things that could possibly count as curse words are "damn", "hell", and "bastard(s)"; they're all in the prologue.
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Crazy US. Killing entire crews in a war story (!) is ok, but "curses" and underpanties are poo-poo.
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I don't remember seeing "shit" being used.GeoModder wrote:How about "shit"?javcs wrote:The only things that could possibly count as curse words are "damn", "hell", and "bastard(s)"; they're all in the prologue.
Still, at worst, they're barely baby curse words. And they're used all of what? A grand total of maybe 8 times in the entire comic to date?
Actually, I think 8 is an overstatement.
The curse words thing isn't the issue. I think that Outsider is far more likely to be not kid-friendly by way of the violence, and implied sexiness.
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javcs wrote:I don't remember seeing "shit" being used.GeoModder wrote:How about "shit"?
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Murdering hundreds of people in amusingly violent ways = perfectly fineTrantor wrote:Crazy US. Killing entire crews in a war story (!) is ok, but "curses" and underpanties are poo-poo.
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/facepalmTrantor wrote:javcs wrote:I don't remember seeing "shit" being used.GeoModder wrote:How about "shit"?
Dammit. I had that the first time, then it went and lost it on me.
Yep. Pretty much.fredgiblet wrote:Murdering hundreds of people in amusingly violent ways = perfectly fineTrantor wrote:Crazy US. Killing entire crews in a war story (!) is ok, but "curses" and underpanties are poo-poo.
Glad to live in ol´ Yurop.
half-second glimpse of a nipple = pitchforks and torches
AMERICA!
Terrible hypocrisy. Violence and gore is okay, but the minute anything gets remotely sexual the complaints start.
Fricking wankers. Get the hell away from my entertainment. You don't like it? Fine, don't watch/buy/play it. That's your choice. Don't try to impose your views and morals on me.
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Sculley and Ellen each exclaim "shit!" on pages 8 and 11, respectively. And to clarify, the father who wrote me that letter wasn't complaining, he was just relating the anecdote. Like many of you, I had to re-read the comic to find where I had put the curse words.
I agree that the violence in Outsider should be more of a concern to parents than a few curse words. And I had noticed around the same time as the aforementioned letter that a few webcomics listing sites had flagged Outsider as having violent content -- presumably because of the blood in the scene in which Alex is in his spacesuit. Violence rating are all about the depictions rather than the body count... you can destroy an entire planet full of people as long as you don't show any blood.
I agree that the violence in Outsider should be more of a concern to parents than a few curse words. And I had noticed around the same time as the aforementioned letter that a few webcomics listing sites had flagged Outsider as having violent content -- presumably because of the blood in the scene in which Alex is in his spacesuit. Violence rating are all about the depictions rather than the body count... you can destroy an entire planet full of people as long as you don't show any blood.
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I think everyone needed to re-read it for the curse words. I mean, it was barely noticeable. Also, probably unlikely to occur again anytime soon, except maybe in more Alex flashbacks, since, well, Loroi formality and such probably wouldn't include much cursing.Arioch wrote:Sculley and Ellen each exclaim "shit!" on pages 8 and 11, respectively. And to clarify, the father who wrote me that letter wasn't complaining, he was just relating the anecdote. Like many of you, I had to re-read the comic to find where I had put the curse words.
I agree that the violence in Outsider should be more of a concern to parents than a few curse words. And I had noticed around the same time as the aforementioned letter that a few webcomics listing sites had flagged Outsider as having violent content -- presumably because of the blood in the scene in which Alex is in his spacesuit. Violence rating are all about the depictions rather than the body count... you can destroy an entire planet full of people as long as you don't show any blood.
That was considered violent content? What the hell's the world coming to?
Honestly, I'd be more concerned about the whole genocidal mindsets that are going on, and how they're more or less completely justifiable in-universe. That is, of course, if I were concerned about any of it.
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That is a serious curse in English?
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Nope. It's a baby curse.Alexandr Koori wrote:That is a serious curse in English?
Wait, that idiom might not translate well.
Saying 'shit' is a very minor curse in English.
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Some people tell me I'm vulgar. I say that's bullshit.Arioch wrote:It hadn't even occurred to me until he mentioned it that I had used any curse words... that's how frequently I curse in real life.
...sorry. Had to make that joke.
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